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Academics

U. of Chicago law school blocks Internet access in classrooms

by E Wayne Ross on April 18, 2008

Scientists May Be Putting Their Own Names on Papers Written by Companies

by E Wayne Ross on April 16, 2008

Faculty Coalition Urges Colleges to Investigate Clustering of Athletes in Easy Courses

by E Wayne Ross on April 9, 2008

Distance Ed Continues Rapid Growth at Community Colleges

by E Wayne Ross on April 7, 2008

California: UC panel seeks to drop extra SAT tests from admission requirements

by E Wayne Ross on March 24, 2008

UK: ‘University challenge’ for 20 new campuses

by E Wayne Ross on March 4, 2008

California: Agency rescinds New College’s accreditation

by E Wayne Ross on February 28, 2008

Lone Star vs Creationism

by E Wayne Ross on February 28, 2008

UK: Academics denounce courses tailored for businesses

by E Wayne Ross on February 28, 2008

Free college courses feed global hunger for learning

by E Wayne Ross on February 28, 2008

Reconsidering Open Enrollment

by E Wayne Ross on February 27, 2008

Buying a Spot on the Syllabus

by E Wayne Ross on February 27, 2008

How Offensive Can a Trustee Be?

by E Wayne Ross on February 26, 2008

Texas: TSU’s president calls for entrance standard

by E Wayne Ross on February 25, 2008

Kosovo and International Law

by E Wayne Ross on February 23, 2008

Maine: Twenty-six academic programs put on “probation” at USM

by E Wayne Ross on February 12, 2008

Utah: Bill would conceal names of animal researchers

by E Wayne Ross on February 6, 2008

New York: Some Trustees Challenge Polytechnic-N.Y.U. Merger

by E Wayne Ross on February 6, 2008

Vets often denied academic credits

by E Wayne Ross on February 6, 2008

Professors on YouTube, Take 2

by E Wayne Ross on January 30, 2008

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